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SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA (A GOVT. AIDED DEGREE COLLEGE)

[Affiliated to the University of North Bengal]

Establishment: 1998

Admission Prospectus 2019 – 2020

(Under CBCS)

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Sem – I

HONOURS PROGRAM & PROGRAM COURSES

Surya Sen Colony, Block B, P.O. Siliguri Town Pin: 734004, Dist: Jalpaiguri

E-mail: [email protected],

Website: http://suryasencollege.org.in/

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"Death is knocking at my door. My mind is flying away towards eternity ...At such a pleasant, at such a grave, at such a solemn moment, what shall I leave behind you? Only one thing, that is my dream, a golden dream-the dream of Free India… Never forget the 18th of April, 1930, the day of the eastern Rebellion in Chittagong...’’

– Masterda Surya Sen

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About the Prospectus

This prospectus is for people interested in applying for graduate studies in Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya. It provides a general introduction to the college and the courses we offer, life at Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, the student and academic support services, fees and financial support information.

You must note that while care has been taken to ensure that the information contained in this prospectus was accurate at the time of it being produced; circumstances might have been arisen since then that have caused certain pieces of information to be no longer be relevant. In some circumstances, the college may consider it necessary to subsequently change, suspend or withdraw any piece of information. The college will neither be liable for information that after publication becomes inaccurate or irrelevant, nor for changing, suspending or withdrawing any piece of it.

You must also note that intake capacity of various courses and subjects are limited. So, merely applying for any course or subject does not guarantee admission into that course or subject. Admission into any course or subject will be purely on merit basis.

Important Information:

Submission of Online Application Starts: 3rd June, 2019 (12:00 am onwards)

Last Date for Submission of Online Application: 10 June, 2019 (Up to 11:59 pm)

Publication of provisional merit-list for honours program and program courses (Subject and category wise)

11 June, 2019 (5:30 pm)

Application Fees (in Rs.): (Applicant will bear bank charges as applicable)

250/-

Website: http://suryasencollege.org.in/

Email: [email protected]

Help Line No: 94744 57488

mailto:[email protected]

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Most of us who have been involved in the field of education for the last decades and

have witnessed the drastically changing socio-economic background – have felt the deep

impact of this changing scenario on educational system of the nation. Having gone Global on

economic, political and allied fronts as a nation and thrown open our doors to the winds of

change, one could foresee what legacy we were to create for the future inheritors of our

country. Anticipated, the next generation would be global citizens where geographical

boundaries would cease to deter belongingness to merely one corner or location and would

certainly demand a much wider perspective and a mindset to match from each individual. We

urgently required a system of education where by a state of the art technology would support a

much wider array of content from a world perspective that would take the children of today

through such strategically planned experiences that were drawn from any part of the world

and measured up qualitatively as per world standards to prepare world citizens of tomorrow.

It is a challenge.

Class room management too is seeing a revolution of sorts with pedagogical support from

IT and allied media. Consideration of the Multiple Intelligences is a key factor in effective

teaching-learning practices in scholastic and co-scholastic areas today. I have joined as

Principal of this institution in the last part of 2016. The institution is named after a great

freedom fighter & revolutionist "Surya Sen", nicknamed as "Master Da". As a Principal, for me,

education is not learning by rote and then repeating it in the examination. Our approach is

student centred and goes beyond text books, class rooms and boundaries. Students develop

practical skills, enabling them to apply their learning to unfamiliar situations and think & act

critically about different issues confronted in their life. This will prepare them a lifelong

success. This edifice and temple of learning will always be a source of never-ending inspiration

to our young students.

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SURYA SEN MAHAVIDYALAYA – A BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, affiliated to the University of North Bengal, made its humble

beginning on September 18, 1998, for conducting degree courses in Arts, Science and

Commerce streams. Initially, classes were held in Siliguri College campus. The present campus

of the college at Surya Sen Colony, Siliguri, became operational since July 2000. With the

establishment of Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, a long standing demand for a third college in

Siliguri finally became realised. Since its inception, the Mahavidyalaya has carved out a niche in

the academic frame of Siliguri. The college, within this short period, assumed the status of one

of the premier colleges in North Bengal – thanks to the able stewardship of college authorities,

teaching and non-teaching staff and students.

Location:

The college is situated in Surya Sen Colony on the road connecting New Jalpaiguri Railway

Station and the City of Siliguri. Thus, in addition to its vicinity to central Siliguri, the institution

can claim its proximity to Siliguri suburbs and adjoining parts of Jalpaiguri district which falls

under Siliguri Municipal Corporation’s jurisdiction.

Infrastructure:

1. Campus & Buildings:

The college campus with its 3 three-storied buildings, spacious classrooms, verdant field,

manicured garden, tiles laden pathways offers a magnificent ambience which is ideal and

conducive for a quality learning experience. The Academic and Administrative Block has a

modern integrated fire extinguishing system installed as a safety precaution, which can be

operated by anyone from any point, in times of emergency. The N Block uses solar energy for

electric supply. The Amit Agarwala Learning cum Resource Centre which houses Central

Library, Boys' and Girls' Common Room, Conference Hall and Computer cum Language

Laboratory, is a sprawling three-storied building, an example of modern educational

architecture having provisions for elevator especially for physically challenged students and

visitors. A new P+3 storied Parking cum Academic Block is being constructed by NBDD with a

budgetary allocation of rupees 4 crores. Once completed, this building will house 6 social

science departments with adjacent ICT enabled classrooms.

The theme-based terracotta frescoes on the walls of the main building, crafted by award-

winning artisans of Krishnanagar, West Bengal, has been the latest attraction of the institution

for its aesthetic appeal.

2. Smart Class Rooms:

The college has 6 smart classrooms at present which are well equipped with projectors and all

other modern ICT tools to enable teachers for maximum use of technology to ensure effective

teaching-learning process.

3. Laboratories:

All the science departments and the Department of Geography have modern laboratories

amounting to a total number 7. These state-of-the-art laboratories are spacious, furnished with

all necessary equipment, solutions and instruments as the natures of the subjects demand.

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4. Departmental Libraries:

Department of Chemistry, Department of Physics, Department of Mathematics and Geography

have Departmental libraries with borrowing facilities for the students. These libraries are

maintained by departmental teachers and are equipped with books deemed to be most

relevant in accordance with the existing syllabus pattern.

5. Counseling Room:

The Counseling Room, adjacent to Principal's chamber, is used for personal counseling of

student by a faculty. If a teacher feels that a student needs special support, or a guardian places

the same request for his/her ward, or if a student requests for special attention from a teacher

to resolve emotional, psychological, or any other stress-related issue, teacher-mentor in such

cases arrange for a special session with the student in the counseling room.

6. Boys’ Common Room:

The Boys’ Common Room, located in the ground floor of the building of Amit Agarwala

Learning cum Resource Centre, is a huge room with vitrified tiles flooring and full of other

amenities where boys can spend quality time among their peers during off-periods and play

table tennis and carom.

7. Girls’ Common Room:

The Girls' common Room is also the same in size and amenities like the Boys' Common Room.

It also has one Lady Attendant for security purpose and other exigencies and is also provided

with Napkin Vending and Napkin Disposal Machine.

8. Students’ Council:

The Students’ Counseling Office is located in the first floor of the building which houses

canteen in the ground floor. The Council room is spacious and has table tennis board and

carom board for the students. It has a meeting room to transact day to day student related

activities.

9. College Canteen:

The College Canteen is a place where all food items are provided in heavily subsidized rates.

The college authority maintains strict vigil to ensure the quality of food served in the canteen,

the nature of ingredients used and hygiene. It also has provision for vegetarian and non-

vegetarian lunch thalis.

10. Computer Laboratory:

The Computer Laboratory of the college has more than 30 branded computers with necessary

configurations and is used to run the computer course as part of the syllabus.

11. Indoor Sports Room:

The Indoor Sports Room, situated on the first floor of the canteen building has provisions for

TT Board and Carom Board for the students to play during leisure time.

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OUR VISION

The naming of the college after the legendary figure Surya Sen has instilled a tremendous

sense of responsibility into the Mahavidyalaya fraternity to concretise the metaphoric

resonance of the ideals which this great personality symbolised. One of the ways to achieve

it is to show a rare alacrity in augmenting today’s youths towards right direction who have

fallen victim to historical counter forces.

Our mission is to help the students in realizing their innate capabilities which will ensure

silent revolution in thought, powerful enough to destroy the dull and the dreary declaring a

new dawn.

We are equally committed to produce quality graduates at a competitive level in line with

international educational philosophy who will have capacity to bring meaningful changes

to the mundane system. This is in line with our nation’s aspiration which is to build a

generation of professionals capable of addressing challenges of a new world order.

The triad of students, teachers and society has more responsibility now than ever before.

Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya would love to symbolise as an image of being more than a mere

manufacturer of degrees. Rather it would like to soldier on as an academic institution

sharing positive values with the society and motivate learners to socio-cultural and

intellectual activism. The road is long but this college is committed to reaching its goal.

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Student Centric Features of Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya

Most of the class rooms are equipped with audio systems and white boards.

Swapan Kumar Sarkar Memorial Smart Class room with all modern teaching learning aids.

To ensure the campus security, the whole campus along with each and every classroom is

brought under CCTV surveillance.

Reverse osmosis generated purified drinking water dispensing machines are installed

within the campus.

Mandatory Power Point Seminar presentation by third year students.

Audio-Visual class as part of routine for the faculties.

Mounted LCD projectors in selected rooms.

Provision for Remedial classes.

Monthly Unit Tests for students as part of continuous evaluation programme.

Introduction of intra-departmental teacher exchange scheme, whereby teachers across

discipline will exchange classes with an aim to provide a broader perspective to the issues

and problems.

Mandatory 75% class attendance for appearing in the final examination.

Multimedia Language Laboratory: The College has a modern Multimedia Language

Laboratory. The purpose of this language lab is to involve students to actively participate in

language learning exercises which involve the development of speaking, listening and

writing skill. The college will run short term courses on English language development skill

at the end of which Certificate of Completion will be provided to the students. Students

with Honours in English should mandatorily enrol themselves to the language learning

course through the payment of Rs.250/- at the time of admission. Enrolment in the course

is optional for students of other disciplines.

There is a provision for Merit and Means scholarship sponsored by different

philanthropists of Siliguri. The amount and the number of recipients may vary from time to

time.

Teaching & Non-Teaching Staff:

Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya is privileged to have highly educated and sufficient teaching & non-

teaching staff. For any further details please visit our official website given below

http://www.suryasencollege.org.in/

http://suryasencollege.org.in/

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College Hours

Class Hours: From 9 AM to 5 PM

Principal’s Office Hours for Students: 2.30 PM to 3.30 PM

Office Hours: Mon-Friday: 10.00 AM to 5 PM / Saturday: 10.00 AM to 4 PM (For Students

10.30 A.M to 2 P.M)

College Uniform

BOYS:

Navy blue trousers, sky blue full sleeved shirts with college monogram, navy blue tie, a black

shoe with white socks.

GIRLS:

Same as boys. Alternatively, navy blue salwar, sky blue kameez with dupatta with college

monogram, a black shoe with white socks.

For winter it is desirable that students wear a navy blue blazer.

Cost of the Uniform:

Tailor-made uniform will be provided from college. Cost of pant, shirt or salwar, kameez

and dupatta including stitching is Rs. 800/-

Cost of Blazer: Rs. 900/-

Shoes and belts should be obtained from outside.

There is a provision for waiver of uniform fees for meritorious students depending on

economic background.

It is mandatory to wear college uniform.

Rules of Discipline

The college gives special attention to ensure a high standard of morality and discipline in the

college campus and urges the students to maintain the following rules.

Ragging is strictly prohibited within the campus and violators will be penalized as per

law.

Students will be duty bound to observe college rules regarding teaching-learning

process and evaluation, use of library books, conducting experiments in the library.

Absolute silence must be maintained at all places during the teaching hours, whether it

is the library, the laboratories, computer room, or on way to and from the classrooms.

Any kind of damage done to the College property must be made good.

The college encourages restricted use of mobile phones within the campus during the

college hours and any deviation from the maintenance of mobile etiquette will lead to

confiscation of the mobile set.

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Punitive Measures:

The Grievance Redressal Cell, Anti-ragging Cell, Gender Equity Cell and other Bodies are

operative to ensure the rights of the students irrespective of class, community and gender. Any

violation of college discipline of any sort is treated seriously which may, as per the gravity of

the case, lead to expulsion from the college.

Anti-Ragging policy:

As per Hon’ble Supreme Court and UGC/MHRD regulations it is mandatory to fill up online

anti-ragging affidavit. For more information please visit www.amanmovement.org or

www.antiragging.in

After the admission procedure, the students have to mandatorily submit an online anti-ragging

declaration form.

Fines:

Loss of Identity Card – Rs. 50

Loss of Acknowledgement Receipt of admission – Rs. 100

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Achievements of Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya

Best performing college for the year 2016-17 in implementing kanyashree prokolpo.

SSM is the first government aided higher education institution in the region to introduce

uniform for students on 29/08/2017. This we consider a great fit for us, a unique instance

of Student Union and college management bonhomie which is achieved through open

debate and meaningful discussion on the issue. For Group D employees also separate

uniform is introduced.

Introduction of “Bimal Chandra Paul Memorial Scholarship”, sponsored by Sj. Krishna

Chandra Paul, President, Governing Body, SSM, in loving memory of his departed father,

where the annual educational liability of 10 meritorious students will be borne by the

President.

In implementing strategies to promote research aptitude among our faculties SSM has

introduced a unique scheme of MRG (Micro Research Grant) where financial assistance will

be provided to selected research proposal having contemporary relevance.

Introduction of students’ accidental welfare scheme

We have introduced Employees Provident fund for our casual employees.

Introduction of family medical insurance for group D employees.

Introduction of biometric attendance system.

Introduction of performance appraisal diary for faculties for systematic documentation of

the academic and other activities.

We have provision of SSM Android app to ensure effective interaction with student

community.

Promotion of cashless transaction in office and use of payment gateways to ensure

transparency in the accounting process.

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COURSES OF STUDY

B.A.

(Honours

Program)

BENGALI, HISTORY, ENGLISH, POLITICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS,

SOCIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY

B.Sc. (Honours

Program)

MATHEMATICS, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS

B.A. (Program)

POLITICAL SCIENCE, HISTORY, ECONOMICS, ENGLISH, BENGALI,

SOCIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, EDUCATION

B.Sc. (Program)

PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE (Self financed)

B. Com (Honours Program)

B.Com (Program)

NOTE:

There shall be two courses of studies leading to B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com. Degree and each

course shall be of Six Semesters duration. One shall be termed as “B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.

Honours Program” and the other is “B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Program”.

The admission to Under –Graduate Degree programs will be governed by the guidelines

of the University of North Bengal and the Higher Education Department of Govt. of West

Bengal as framed from time to time.

A Candidate shall be allowed to pursue any one of the Under-graduate Degree programs

of the University (not more than one) in a particular Academic Session.

A student will have to study Discipline Specific Core Courses, Foundation Courses,

Generic Electives Courses, Discipline Specific Elective Courses, and Skill Enhancement

Courses as prescribed by the concerned Board of Studies

At the time of admission a Honours Program/ Program student shall identify the

different courses in which he or she will concentrate to attain the required credits

Provided that an Honours Program, once chosen, cannot be changed unless the student

relinquishes the Course and chooses a different Honours Program/ Program Course.

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COURSE STRUCTURE

The HONOURS PROGRAM course shall be designed as having 140 credits delivered in six

(06) semesters with 1950 marks.

The PROGRAM course shall be designed as having 120 credits delivered in six (06)

semesters with 1800 marks.

Each Course shall be of 75 marks each except that AECC 1(ENVS) will be of 100 Marks

and AECC 2 (MIL Communication*) will be of 50 marks.

* MIL: Modern Indian Languages – English / Bengali / Hindi(Self taught) / Nepali(Self taught)

At the time of admission, a student will identify an Honours Program (total 140 Credits) /

Program Course (total 120 Credits) in which the student shall concentrate. Apart from the

Discipline Specific Core Course the student will have to select Generic Elective courses and

Discipline Specific Elective courses, Ability Enhancement Core Courses and Skill Enhancement

Courses from the provided pool of choices.

OUTLINES OF CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM:

1. Discipline Specific Core Course (DSC) The course designed for papers under this

category aim to cover the basics that a student is expected to imbibe in that particular

discipline. A course, which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core

requirement is termed as a Core course.

2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which

may be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of

study or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other

discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill is called an

Elective Course.

2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: An Elective course offered under the main

discipline/subject of study is referred to as Discipline Specific Elective.

2.2 Generic Elective (GE) Course: An Elective course chosen from an unrelated

discipline/subject, with an intention to seek exposure beyond discipline/s of choice is

called a Generic Elective. The purpose of this category of courses is to offer the students the

option to explore disciplines of interest beyond the choices they make in Core and

Discipline Specific Elective courses.

3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be of

two kinds: Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement

Courses (SEC).

3.1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): These courses are based upon

the content that leads knowledge enhancement, (1) Environmental Science and (2) MIL

Communication.

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3.2 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): These courses may be chosen from a pool of

courses designed to provide value-based and/or skill-based knowledge and should contain

both theory and laboratory/hands on training/field work. The prime purpose of these

courses is to provide students life-skills in hands-on mode so as to increase their

employability.

4. Practical/Tutorials (One each with every discipline specific core and discipline/generic

specific Elective course): Practical means Laboratory or field exercises in which the student

has to do experiments or other practical works of two hour duration. Tutorial means

special instructions based on the Lectures.

5. Detailed Course Structure

Course

Components

Number of Courses

B.Sc. B.A. B.Com.

Honours

Program Program

Honours

Program Program

Honours

Program Program

Discipline

Specific Core

Course (DSC)

14 12 14 12 14 12

Discipline

Specific

Elective

(DSE) Course

4 6 4 4 4 4

Generic

Elective (GE)

Course

4 --- 4 2 4 2

Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory

Course

(AECC)

2 2 2 2 2 2

Skill

Enhancement

Course (SEC)

2 4 2 4 2 4

Total Courses 26 24 26 24 26 24

6. Credit

The term ‘credit’ refers to the weightage given to a course, usually in terms of the number of

instructional hours per week assigned to it. This explains why usually ‘credit’ is taken to mean

‘credit hours’. The credits also determine the volume of course contents and delivery of Course

such as lectures, tutorials, practical, assignments etc.

a. For the purpose of credit determination, instruction is divided into three components:

Lectures (L) – Classroom lectures of one-hour duration.

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Tutorials (T) – Special, elaborate instructions on specific topics (from Lectures) of one-hour

duration.

Practical (P) – Laboratory or field exercises in which the student has to do experiments or

other practical work of two-hour duration.

b. Each one of these components is considered as equal to one credit hour. One lecture (L)

as well as one Tutorial (T) of one hour a week is considered as one credit, whereas one

Practical (P) of two hours a week is considered as one credit. The total weightage given to

a course in terms of credits will be equal to L + P/T, where L is the number of one hour

Lectures per week, T is the number of one hour Tutorials per week, and P is the number of

two hours Practical per week. This can be written in symbols as: C = L + P/T Where, C is

the credit weightage for a particular course.

7. Note for CBCS in B.A. /B.Sc. /B.Com. Honours Program

Students pursuing DSC in a particular subject will have to opt for SEC and DSE in the

same subject

GE Course subject must be different from DSC Course subject.

Practical/ Tutorial: Every Discipline Specific Core, Discipline Specific Elective and

Generic Elective Course will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical,

there will be no Tutorial and Vice Versa.

8. Scheme for CBCS in B.A. Program

DSE 1 and SEC 1 Course subject will be the same as DSC 1 course subject & DSE 2 and

SEC 2 Course subject will be the same as DSC 2 course subject.

GE 1 Course subject must be different from DSC 1 and DSC 2 Course subject.

Practical/ Tutorial: Every Discipline Specific Core, Discipline Specific and Generic

Elective Course will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical, there

will be no Tutorial and Vice Versa.

9. Scheme for CBCS in B.Sc. Program

DSE 1 Course subject will be the same as DSC 1 course subject & DSE 2 course subject

will be the same as DSC 2 course subject and DSE 3 course subject will be same DSC 3

course subject.

SEC 1 and SEC 2 Course subject could be chosen from any of the 3 DSC course subject

taken above.

Practical/ Tutorial: Every Discipline specific Core and Discipline Specific Elective

Course will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical, there will be no

Tutorial and Vice Versa.

10. Scheme for CBCS in B.Com. Program

All DSC, DSE, GE, SEC courses will be compulsory courses with internal choices in the

DSE courses

Practical/ Tutorial: Every discipline specific Core, Discipline Specific Elective and

Generic Elective Course will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical,

there will be no Tutorial and Vice Versa.

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11. Curriculum:

The subjects and papers for the course shall be recommended by the Board of Under-Graduate

Studies in each respective subject from time to time in accordance with the rules of the

University of North Bengal.

i) Scheme for CBCS in B.A. /B.Sc./B.Com. Honours Program

Ye

ar

Se

me

ste

r

Discipline

Specific Core

Course

(DSC)

Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory

Course

(AECC)

Skill

Enhancement

Course

(SEC)

Discipline

Specific

Elective

Course

(DSE)

Generic

Elective

Course

(GE)

1

1

Paper – 1 AECC-1

(ENVS)

GE – 1

Paper 1 Paper – 2

2

Paper – 3 AECC-2

(MIL) **

GE – 1

Paper – 2 Paper – 4

2

3

Paper – 5

SEC

Paper – 1

GE – 2


Paper – 7

4

Paper – 8

SEC

Paper – 2

GE – 2


Paper – 10

3

5

Paper – 11

DSE

Paper – 1

Paper – 12 DSE

Paper – 2

6

Paper – 13

DSE

Paper – 3

Paper – 14 DSE

Paper – 4

** Note: MIL means Modern Indian Languages. Options under MIL includes English, Bengali, Hindi (Self taught), Nepali (Self taught)

Students pursuing DSC in a particular subject will have to opt for SEC and DSE in the same subject

GE Course subject must be different from DSC Course subject.

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Practical/Tutorial: Every Discipline specific Core, Discipline Specific Elective and Generic

Elective Course will have one Practical/Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical, there will be no


ii) Scheme for CBCS in B.A. Program

Ye

ar

Se

me

ste

r

Sem

Discipline

specific Core

Course

(DSC)

Language

Core Course

(LCC 1)

Language

Core

Course

(LCC 2)

Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory

Course

(AECC)

Skill

Enhanceme

nt Course

(SEC)

Disciplin

e Specific

Elective

Course

(DSE)

Generic

Elective

Course

(GE)

1

1

Discipline

Specific Core

1 (Paper-1)

Bengali /

Nepali/Hindi

(Self-taught)

(Paper-1)

AECC-1

(ENVS)

Discipline

Specific Core

2 (Paper-1)

2

Discipline

Specific Core

1 (Paper-2)

English

(Paper-1) AECC-2 (MIL)

Discipline

Specific Core

2 (Paper-2)

2

3

Discipline

Specific Core

1 (Paper-3)

Bengali /

Nepali/Hindi

(Self-taught)

(Paper-2)

SEC 1

Paper-1

Discipline

Specific Core

2 (Paper-3)

4

Discipline

Specific Core

1 (Paper-4)

English

(Paper-2)

SEC 1

Paper-2

Discipline

Specific Core

2 (Paper-4)

3 5 SEC 2

Paper-1

DSE 1

Paper 1

GE-1

(Paper-1)

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DSE 2

Paper 1

6 SEC 2

Paper-2

DSE 1

Paper 2 GE-1

(Paper-2) DSE 2

Paper 2

DSE 1 and SEC 1 Course subject will be the same as DSC 1 Course subject & DSE 2 and SEC 2

Course subject will be the same as DSC 2 Course subject.

GE 1 Course subject must be different from DSC 1 and DSC 2 Course subject.

Practical/ Tutorial: Every Discipline specific Core, Discipline Specific and Generic Elective

Course will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical, there will be no


iii) Scheme for CBCS in B.Sc. Program

Ye

ar

S

em

est

er

Sem

Discipline specific Core Course

(DSC)

Ability

Enhancement

Compulsory

Course

(AECC)

Skill

Enhancement

Course

(SEC)

Discipline

Specific

Elective

Course

(DSE)

1

1

Discipline Specific Core 1 (Paper-1) AECC-1

(ENVS) Discipline Specific Core 2 (Paper-1)

Discipline Specific Core 3 (Paper-1)

2


AECC-2

(MIL) Discipline Specific Core 2 (Paper-2)


2

3


SEC 1

Paper-1 Discipline Specific Core 2 (Paper-3)


Discipline Specific Core 1 (Paper-4) SEC 1

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4 Discipline Specific Core 2 (Paper-4) Paper-2


3

5

SEC 2

Paper-1

DSE 1

Paper 1

DSE 2

Paper 1

DSE 3

Paper 1

6 SEC 2

Paper-2

DSE 1

Paper 2

DSE 2

Paper 2

DSE 3

Paper 2

DSE 1 Course subject will be the same as DSC 1 Course subject & DSE 2 Course subject will

be the same as DSC 2 Course subject and DSE 3 Course subject will be same DSC 3 Course

subject.

SEC 1 and SEC 2 Course subject could be chosen from any of the 3 DSC Course subject taken

above.

Practical/ Tutorial: Every Discipline specific Core and Discipline Specific Elective Course

will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical, there will be no Tutorial

and Vice Versa.

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iv) Scheme for CBCS in B.Com. Program

Ye

ar

Se

me

ste

r

Sem

Discipline specific Core

Course Program

(DSC)

Language Core Course

(LCC 1)

Language Core

Course

(LCC 2)

Ability Enhancement Compulsory

Course

(AECC)

Skill Enhancemen

t Course

(SEC)

Discipline Specific Elective Course

(DSE)

Generic Elective Course

(GE)

1

1

DSC 1 Bengali /

Nepali/Hindi

(Self-taught)

(Paper-1)

AECC-1

(ENVS)

DSC 2

2

DSC 3

English

(Paper-1)

AECC-2

(MIL)

DSC 4

2

3

DSC 5 Bengali

/Nepali/Hind

i (Self-

taught)

(Paper-2)

SEC 1 DSC 6

4 DSC 7

English

(Paper-2) SEC 2

DSC 8

3

5

SEC 3 DSE 1

GE-1 DSE 2

6 SEC 4 DSE 3

GE-2 DSE 4

All DSC, DSE, GE, SEC Courses will be compulsory courses with internal choices in the DSE

courses

Practical/ Tutorial: Every discipline specific Core, Discipline Specific Elective and Generic

Elective Course will have one Practical/ Tutorial. Wherever there is a Practical, there will

be no Tutorial and Vice Versa.

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12. ATTENDANCE:

No student shall be allowed to take the end semester written examination if the student

concerned has not attended minimum of 75% of the classes held in the course concerned and

also in other curricular components.

13. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS:

a) Honours Program Course:

A candidate who has obtained- (a) 55% marks in the aggregate, or (b) 50% in the aggregate

with 60% marks in a subject in the last qualifying Examination shall be eligible to apply for

Honours Program in that subject. Admission shall however be on merit and availability of

seats. Merit Calculation will be done as per university guidelines.

Provided that for Reserved Candidates- the minimum marks for eligibility shall be as per Rules

of the State Government.

Candidates applying in Reserved Category shall have to produce the original documents issued

by the competent authority as per Govt. of West Bengal rules. If such candidate fails to submit

the original documents at the time of verification shall be treated as General Category. In that

case, if the candidate does not come under the merit-list prepared for General Category, the

fees paid by the candidate shall not be refunded.

Provided further that in matter of eligibility 54.5% marks or above shall be equal to 55%,

49.5% and above shall be equal to 50% and 59.5 marks or above shall be equal to 60%.

b) Program Course:

A student shall be allowed to take admission in the Program Course of B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. if

he/ she / transgender has passed in at least four (04) subjects excluding Environmental

Studies with English as compulsory subject in the Higher Secondary [10+2] Examination held

by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education or any other Examination which is

recognized by the University as equivalent thereto.

A candidate shall be allowed to pursue B.A. / B. Sc. / B. Com Program Course if he/ she/

transgender have passed the qualifying Examination in Vocational Stream subjects.

Provided however that

A candidate shall be allowed to take up Physics Subject if he/ she / transgender have passed in

Mathematics and Chemistry along with Physics and other subjects as prescribed at the

qualifying examination.

A candidate shall be allowed to take up Chemistry Subject if he/ she / transgender have passed

in Mathematics and Physics along with Chemistry and other subjects as prescribed at the

qualifying examination.

A candidate shall be allowed to take up Honours Program in Economics as Subject if he/ she /

transgender have passed in Mathematics or Business economics including Business

Mathematics and other subjects as prescribed at the qualifying examination.

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A candidate pursuing Honours in a subject shall not be allowed to take up the same subject as

Generic Elective.

A candidate pursuing Honours in a Language subject will be allowed to take another Language

subject as Generic Elective.

While taking Discipline specific Core & Generic Elective subjects, availability of the said

subjects in the Colleges shall be taken into cognizance.

c) Certificate courses:

Two certificate courses are available on self financing basis.

1. Computer Applications

2. Travel & Tourism Management

Eligibility: The applicant must be enrolled in regular basis in any course and in any college.

However, students of this college will be given priority. Students of other colleges will be

enrolled if seats remain vacant after allotting seats to the opting students of this college. For

further information please contact college office.

Prospects:

The Computer Applications course develops skills necessary to gain entry-level work in many

positions that demand computer competencies, including Computer programmer, Applications

developer, Programmer analyst, Web programmer, Computer programmer analyst, etc.

Prospects of Travel & Tourism Management includes tremendous job opportunities in

government and private sectors and also entrepreneurship in the following spheres – Travel

Agencies, Airlines, Cruise Ships, Event Management organizations, Cargo Management

organizations, Medical tourism organizations, Eco-tourism development, Accommodation

sectors (Hotels, Motels and Resorts etc.), Service Marketing Sectors, Higher Education e.g. MBA

(Tourism), Master of Tourism Administration, Freelance tour operators, Escorts or Guides, etc.

13.1 Reservation of Seats: There will be reservation of seats for SC/ST/OBC/differently-

abled candidates as per Govt. Rules. For differently–abled candidates minimum disability of at

least 40% will be considered.

13.2 Session Gap: For admission to the Under Graduate Course there should not be a gap of

more than 3 years between the year of Higher Secondary Examination and the year of

admission to Under Graduate Course of study

14. ADMISSION PROCEDURE: As per guidelines of North Bengal University in compliance

with W.B. Govt. Rules.

15. ACADEMIC SESSION:

a. The academic session shall be of three years duration consisting of six semesters.

b. The academic session normally shall starts in July in each year.

c. There shall be at least 90 teaching days in each semester excluding periods of

examination and admission etc. for instruction, field work and dissertation.

d. The academic sessions including the examinations for first, third and fifth semesters are

July to December and that for second, fourth and sixth semesters are January to June.

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Rules for calculation of Merit List

The following rules apply as per the guide lines of the University of North Bengal.

Admission to all Honours Program Courses will be based strictly on merit. Merit shall be

calculated as per the following norms:

Merit = {Marks obtained in English + Marks obtained in the subject

opted for Honours + Marks in two other best of subjects (excluding

EVS, the subject opted for Honours and English)}/4

If the student does not have the specific subject opted for Honours in his / her previous course,

then the procedure for Merit Calculation will be as follows,

Merit = {Marks obtained in English + Marks in three other best of

subjects (excluding EVS and English)}/4

Admission to all Program Courses will also be based strictly on merit. Merit shall be

calculated as per the following norms:

Merit = {Marks obtained in English + Marks in three other best of

subjects (excluding EVS and English)}/4

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ANNEXURE

COURSE COMBINATIONS/BASKETS

(The following Discipline Specific Course subject and Generic elective Course Subject

combinations are to be strictly followed)

B. A. HONOURS PROGRAM COURSE (SELECT ANY ONE COURSE)

Bengali Economics

English Political Science

Geography Sociology

History

Two Generic Elective Courses (GE) to be selected as any ONE from each basket below for

BA Honours Program and SEC course will be same as DSC course

Group A Group B

Bengali Geography

English Education

Economics Political Science

History Sociology

B.A. PROGRAM COURSE

Discipline Specific Courses (DSC) and Generic elective (GE) Course subject: Select any

three Course subject (taking any one course subject each from any two group as DSC and

any one course subject from remaining one group as GE of the 3 groups below and SEC

course subject will be same as DSC course subject):

Group A Group B Group C

Bengali Economics Geography

English Education Political Science

History Sociology

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B.SC. HONOURS PROGRAM AND PROGRAM COURSES

For B.Sc. Honours Program: Honours Discipline Specific Course, Discipline Specific

Elective and Skill Enhancement Course will be the same subject (anyone of the above 3

subjects) and the remaining 2 subjects will be the Generic Elective Course subjects.

For B.Sc. Program: Discipline Specific Course and Discipline Specific Elective will be the

above 3 course subjects and any 2 of the above course subjects will be the Skill

Enhancement Courses.

B.Com. HONOURS PROGRAM AND B.Com. PROGRAM COURSES

COURSE STRUCTURE FOR B.COM HONOURS PROGRAM 3 YEARS (6 SEMESTERS)

UNDER CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

SEMESTER – I

Course

No. Course Title Course Type Marks Credits

AECC –1 Environmental Studies AECC I 100 2

DSC – 1 Financial Accounting Core Course I 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 2 Business Law Core Course II 75 5+1 (T)

GE- 1 Micro Economics GE I 75 5+1 (T)

Total 325 20 Credits

SEMESTER – II

Course

No. Course Title Course Type Marks Credits

AECC – 2 MIL Communication ** AECC – II 50 2

DSC – 3 Management Principles and

Applications Core Course – III 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 4 Corporate Laws Core Course – IV 75 5+1 (T)

GE – 2 Macro Economics GE – II 75 5+1 (T)


** Note: MIL means Modern Indian Languages. Options under MIL includes English, Bengali, Hindi (Self taught), Nepali (Self taught)

Basket for Honours

1. Mathematics

2. Chemistry

3. Physics

Basket for Program

1. Mathematics

2. Chemistry / Computer Science (Self-financed)

3. Physics

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SEMESTER – III

Course No. Course Title Course Type Marks Credits

DSC – 5 Human Resource Management Core Course – V 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 6 Income-tax Law and Practice Core Course – VI 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 7 Corporate Accounting Core Course – VII 75 5+1 (T)

GE – 3 Business Statistics GE – III 75 5+1 (T)

SEC – 1 Entrepreneurship SEC – I 75 2


SEMESTER – IV


DSC – 8 Cost Accounting Core Course – VIII 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 9 Business Mathematics Core Course – IX 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 10 Principles of Marketing Core Course – X 75 5+1 (T)

GE – 4 Indian Economy GE – IV 75 5+1 (T)

SEC – 2 E-Commerce SEC – II 75 2


SEMESTER – V

Course

No. Course Title

Course

Type Marks Credits

DSC – 11 Computer Applications in Business Core

Course –XI 75 4+2 (4PP)

DSC – 12 Fundamentals of Financial Management Core

Course – XII 75 5+1(T)

DSE – 1

DSE – I (Any ONE of the following)

(a) Banking and Insurance

(b) Advertising

DSE – I

75

5+1 (T)

5+1 (T)

DSE – 2

DSE – II (Any ONE of the following)

(a) Management Accounting

(b) Industrial Relations and Labour Laws.

DSE – II

75

5+1 (T)

5+1 (T)


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SEMESTER – VI

Course

No. Course Title

Course

Type Marks Credits

DSC – 13 Auditing and Corporate Governance Core Course

– XIII 75

5+1 (T)

DSC – 14 Goods and Services Tax and Customs Duty Core Course

– XIV 75 5+1 (T)

DSE – 3

DSE –III (Any ONE of the following)

a. Computerized Accounting &

Systems

b. Fundamentals of Investment

DSE – III

75

4+2(4PP)

5+1 (T)

DSE – 4

DSE – IV (Any ONE of the following)

a. Financial Markets, Institutions and

Financial Services

b. Business Research Methods and

Project Work

DSE – IV 75

5+1(T)

5+1 (T)


Grand Total 1950 140

Credits

Abbreviations Explained:

AECC = Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course,

SEC = Skill Enhancement Elective Course

GE = Generic Elective Course,

DSE = Discipline Specific Elective Course

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COURSE STRUCTURE FOR B.COM PROGRAM: 3 YEARS (6 SEMESTERS)

UNDER CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS) (w.e.f. 2018-19)

SEMESTER – I


AECC – 1 Environmental Studies AECC – I 100 2

LCC – 1 MIL- 1 Language 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 1 Financial Accounting Core Course – I 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 2 Business – Law Core Course – II 75 5+1 (T)


SEMESTER – II


AECC – 2 MIL Communication ** AECC – II 50 2

LCC – 2 English – 1 Language 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 3 Business Organization &

Management Core Course – III 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 4 Corporate Law Core Course – IV 75 5+1 (T)


SEMESTER – III


LCC – 1 MIL – 2 ** Language 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 5 Income Tax – Laws & Practice Core Course – V 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 6 Corporate Accounting Core Course – VI 75 5+1 (T)

SEC – 1 Entrepreneurship SEC – I 75 2


SEMESTER – IV


LCC – 2 English – 2 Language 75 5+1 (T)

DSC –7 Cost Accounting Core Course – VII 75 5+1 (T)

DSC – 8 Business Mathematics & Statistics Core Course – VIII 75 5+1 (T)

SEC – 2 E- Commerce SEC – II 75 2


** Note: MIL means Modern Indian Languages. Options under MIL includes English,

Bengali, Hindi (Self taught), Nepali (Self taught)

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SEMESTER – V


DSE- 1

Any ONE of the following:

(a) Banking and Insurance

(b) Principles of Marketing

DSE – I 75 5+1 (T)

5+1 (T)

DSE – 2

Any ONE of the following

(a) Management Accounting

(b) Human Resource Management

DSE – II 75 5+1 (T)

5+1 (T)

GE – 1 Principles of Microeconomics GE-I 75 5+1 (T)

SEC – 3 Computer Applications in Business SEC – III 75 1+1(2PP)


SEMESTER – VI

Course

No. Course Title

Course

Type Marks Credits

DSE- 3


(a) Computerized Accounting & Systems

(b) Auditing and Corporate Governance

DSE – III 75 4+2 (4PP)

5+1 (T)

DSE- 4


(a) Financial Market, Institutions & Financial

Services

(b) Goods and Services Tax And Custom Duty

DSE – IV 75 5+1 (T)

5+1 (T)

GE- 2 Indian Economy GE-II 75 5+1 (T)

SEC – 4 Business Communication SEC – IV 75 2


Grand Total 1800 120 Credits

Abbreviations Explained:

AECC = Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course,

SEC = Skill Enhancement Elective Course

GE = Generic Elective Course,

DSE = Discipline Specific Elective Course

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

No change of subject will be entertained once counselling is complete and manual correction of

subjects on admission receipt will not be accepted for future reference.

Student has to fill up university registration form online within the stipulated date fixed by the

university. The college authority will no way be responsible, if any admitted student fails to fill up

his/her registration form in time.

For all students who will take admission in this college 75% class attendance is mandatory, failing

which he/she will not be allowed to fill in form of semester-end examination and hence will not be

allowed to appear in the semester-end examination.

Students must wear college uniform and follow the dress code as authorised by the college

authority.

Students must carry the valid identity card issued by the college authority.

No student will be allowed to enter into the college without uniform and identity card.

All students have to appear for all internal tests.

All students have to participate in presentations and other curriculum activities as organised by

respective departments.

THE SEATS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2019 – 2020

CATEGORY

GEN SC ST OBC-

A OBC-

B PH Total

HONOURS Program

BENGALI 42 18 5 8 6 2 81

ECONOMICS 42 18 5 8 6 2 81

ENGLISH 42 18 5 8 6 2 81

GEOGRAPHY 17 7 2 3 2 1 32

HISTORY 29 12 3 6 4 1 55

POL.SCIENCE 42 18 5 8 6 2 81

SOCIOLOGY 42 18 5 8 6 2 81

CHEMISTRY 10 5 1 2 1 1 20

MATHEMATICS 24 10 3 5 3 2 47

PHYSICS 8 3 1 2 1 0 15

COMMERCE 95 40 11 18 13 5 182

Program

ARTS 819 347 95 158 110 47 1576

COMMERCE 410 173 47 79 55 24 788

SCIENCE 58 24 7 11 8 3 111

Certificate Course

(Self financed)

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

21 9 2 4 3 1 40

TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

21 9 2 4 3 1 40

** If any seats remain vacant for the Hons. Program courses after Hons. admission is complete,

then those will be allotted to B.Sc. Program Course according to merit.

COMPUTER SCIENCE – Self financed (for

Program Course)

TOTAL 30 ** Physics Hons. Program – 10

Math. Hons. Program – 10

B.Sc. Program Course – 10

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Document verification

First phase of document verification will be done on 3rd and 4th July, 2019 during college

hours. Students admitted shall need to produce all documents in original for verification,

failing which admission to the college shall deemed to be cancelled. No further request shall be

entertained in this regard. The mentioned documents refer to all those required for filling up

the application form. Please refer to the college website refer to the college website for further

information, http://www.suryasencollege.org.in/.

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FEES STRUCTURE FOR ACADEMIC SESSION 2019-2020

1st Semester/3rd Semester/5th Semester

SL NO

ARTS (GENERAL)

ARTS (HONOURS)

COMMERCE (GENERAL)

COMMERCE (HONOURS)

SCIENCE (GENERAL)

SCIENCE (HONOURS)

1 Admission Fees 500 500 500 500 500 500

2 Tuition Fees 12×50 = 600 12×75 = 900 12×60 = 720 12×85 = 1020 12×85 =

1020 12×110 = 1320

3 Development Fees 600 600 600 600 600 600

4 Student’s Union Fees 160 160 160 160 160 160

5 Electricity Charges 100 100 100 100 100 100

6 Student’s Aid Fund 50 50 50 50 50 50

7 Internal Examination

Fees 200 200 200 200 200 200

8 University Registration

Fees 250 250 250 250 250 250

9 Library Fees 100 100 100 100 200 200

10 Festival Fees

(Saraswati Puja) 40 40 40 40 40 40

11 Student’s Health Home 10 10 10 10 10 10

12 Identity Card 50 50 50 50 50 50

13 Games and Sports Fees

(One Time) 120 120 120 120 120 120

14 Magazine Fees 40 40 40 40 40 40

15 Contingency 250 250 250 250 250 250

16 Laboratory Fees #350 #500

350 500

17 Laboratory Caution

Fees #200 #200

200 200

^ English Lang. Enrichment Fee

$ Computer Science (Elective)

^^ Add on Course

Total 3070/#3620 3370/#4070 3190 3490 4140 4590

2nd/4th/6th Semester: Only Rs. 250/- (Two hundred Fifty) towards Semester Re-admission & internal examination fees.

Additional Rs. 200/- (Two hundred) only for the students who also have Field visit/ Industrial visit etc in 6th Semester. (Bengali Honours/Sociology Honours/Commerce Honours/Geography Honours)

# Applicable for Geography(Honours And General)

$ Students opting for Computer Science in B.Sc has to pay Rs. 15000/- ( Rupees Fifteen Thousand) in two installments i.e. Rs.7500/- ( Rupees Seven Thousand and Five Hundred in 1st and 2nd Semester)

^ English Lang. enrichment fee of Rs. 250 is compulsory for English Hons. Program students

^^ Students opting for One Year Certificate Course in Computer Application and Travel & Tourism Management has to pay a Course fee of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousands) in Two installments @ Rs. 7000/- ( Rupees Seven Thousands at the time of Admission and Rs.3000/- (Rupees Three Thousands in the month of December)

A fee of Rs. 250 will be charged for change of honours subjects after admission, subject to availability

In case of cancellation of admission, all other fees except those related to admission procedure, will be refunded as per the government order vide 209(29)–Edn(U)/1U–32/17 available at the http://wbhed.gov.in/page/notifications.php

Please Note

An additional Bank Transaction Free has to be paid by the applicant as per the Bank's rule.

Student has to pay additional Rs. 800/- (Including GST) for college uniform at the time of counseling/document verification

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